87.7 – Omoluabi FM, Ibadan 87.8 - Kasmon FM, Iseyin 88.1 - Gravity FM, Igboho 88.3 – Asabari FM, Radio Nigeria, Saki (Not yet On Air ) 88.5 – Ajayi Crowther University FM, Oyo Town - IITA Radio, Ibadan 88.7 - Agidigbo FM, Ibadan 89.1 – Lead City University Campus Radio FM, Ibadan 89.1 - Seap FM, Okeho 89.3 - Ogo Ilu FM (FRCN), Oko, Ogbomoso. - Wells Radio FM, Ibadan 89.7 - Prince FM, Ibadan 89.9 - Dynasty FM, Oyo Town 90.1 - Space FM, Ibadan 91.1 - Crest FM, Ibadan - Brave FM, Ogbomoso 91.5 – Star FM, Ibadan 91.9 - Ilaji FM, Ibadan (Not yet On Air) 92.1 – Ajilete FM, Ogbomoso 92.5 – Impact Business Radio FM, Ibadan 92.9 – Royal Root FM, Ibadan 93.5 – Premier FM (FRCN), Ibadan 93.7 - Vintage FM, Ibadan 93.9 - Solutions FM, Ibadan 94.3 - Almond FM, Ibadan 94.9 - 32fm, Ibadan 95.1 – Raypower FM, Ibadan 95.5 - JFM, Saki. 95.7 - Soul FM Ibadan 96.1 - Iri FM, Ibadan 96.3 - Oke-Ogun FM (BCOShhh got ghhjui), Alaga 96.7 – Lagelu FM, Ibadan 97.9 – Beat FM,
In the words of Sammy Ajufo, a new radio station opens up in Ibadan every 5 minutes. While the statement may seem like an exaggeration, it's really not too far from the reality on ground. New stations are popping up in Ibadan, the capital of Oyo State in Nigeria, almost every month and that has made many people so curious that they have bombarded us with all sort of questions at Primus Media City. Many people want to know if radio business is really very lucrative, those who are business minded are making enquires about the cost of setting up a radio station, another set of people want to know how easy it is to secure a license to set up one. Well, I shall attempt to answer as many questions as I can, based on my own knowledge of the industry as a result of critical observations and almost 15 years of personal experience, which has taken me across 5 different radio stations. It is however noteworthy to mention here that a radio station is not as cheap to establish as